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Gaddafi and Bin Ali seek to activate Arab Maghreb Union
Libyan leader Colonel Moammar Gaddafi and Tunisian President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali yesterday stated their desire to activate the Arab Maghreb Union so it can respond to the hopes of the Maghreb region's people.
Tunisia-Libya, Politics, 7/17/1999

Libya pays compensation to France for airplane accident
The Libyan authorities transferred the funds necessary for compensating heirs of victims of an airplane explosion in 1989, due to the which 180 persons were killed, to France according to the judgment issued by the special felonies court on March 31.
Libya-France, Politics, 7/17/1999

Morocco calls for Egyptian membership in Arab Maghreb Union
Moroccan Foreign Minister Mohamed Benaissa stated the importance of Egypt joining as a full member of the Arab Maghreb Union.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 7/17/1999

Israeli television: Barak and Clinton agree on November 2000 to reach comprehensive peace
Israeli television said yesterday that Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and U.S. President Bill Clinton agreed during their talks on Thursday on determining November 2000 as an ultimate date to reach final peace agreements with Syria, Lebanon and Palestine.
Regional-Israel, Politics, 7/17/1999

Jordan's King Abdullah meets Turkish President
Jordan's King Abdullah bin Hussein held talks yesterday with Turkish President Suleiman Demirel after his arrival to the Jordanian city of Aqaba, coming from the Palestinian lands.
Jordan-Turkey, Politics, 7/17/1999

Moussa returns to Cairo from Helsinki
Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa arrived today in Cairo, coming back from Helsinki after a two-day visit to Finland, during which he met with President Martti Ahtisaari and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat, who was also visiting Finland.
Egypt-Finland, Politics, 7/17/1999

Yemen and Algeria to sign a security agreement in coming week
Yemen-Algeria, Politics, 7/17/1999

UN High Commission for Refugees hails Morocco's actions for the return of refugees
Regional Coordinator of UN High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), Athar Sultan Khan, hailed Morocco's support and cooperation in facilitating the UNHCR task and mission for the return of the refugees.
Morocco, Politics, 7/17/1999

Sudanese opposition hails Mubarak - El-Bashir meeting
The Sudanese opposition hailed the meeting between Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Sudanese President Omar El-Bashir on the margin of the Organization of African Unity summit in last week in Algeria.
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 7/17/1999

Moroccan warning of racism in Spain
A young Moroccan, living in the suburbs of the Spanish norther city of Barcelona, suffered serious injuries Wednesday by a group of racist demonstrators who were protesting the presence of north Africans in the region.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 7/17/1999

Ghali meeting to promote joint projects with US
Egyptian Minister of Economy Youssef Butros Ghali is to meet with chairmen and representatives of investment associations and industrial unions and businessmen to focus on joint projects with foreign investors in light of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's recent visit to the United States.
Egypt-USA, Economics, 7/17/1999

Cultivating Chinese medical herbs in Toshka
Egypt, Economics, 7/17/1999

Japan lends Morocco $50 million for water projects
Japan will lend Morocco around $50 million destined to help the North African country supply drinking water to 600 villages hosting about 150,000 inhabitants.
Morocco-Japan, Economics, 7/17/1999

Consultations for convening Euro-African summit in Cairo
The preparatory committee that emerged from the general trusteeship for the Organization of African Unity that includes Algeria, Egypt and Burkina Faso is currently holding consultations with Europe to agree on the special arrangements for organizing a summit between the European Union and the OAU in Cairo during April, 2000.
Regional-European Union, Politics, 7/17/1999

Yemen works to liberate Belgians kidnapped by tribesmen
Yemeni security bodies started an intensive campaign to free four Belgian hostages who were kidnapped by tribesmen on Thursday in mysterious circumstances.
Yemen-Belgium, Politics, 7/17/1999

A permanent center for Egyptian products in Bosnia
A business delegation from Bosnia - Herzegovina is to arrive in Cairo on Tuesday to discuss aspects of commercial cooperation between Egypt and Bosnia.
Egypt-Bosnia, Economics, 7/17/1999

                                                                                                                                                   
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Short Takes:
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak met on Thursday with Tanzanian President Benjamin William Makaba to discuss this weeks Organization of African Unity summit. Go

Venezuela's deputy foreign minister, Jorge Valero Briceno, is expected in Rabat next Thursday for talks with Moroccan officials on ways of boosting further cooperation ties between the two countries in all sectors. Go

The United Arab Emirates granted Friday Cote D'Ivoire $6 million to enable the African country to complete the building of a mosque in downtown Abidjan. Go

Alaa Khalil, head of the Egyptian commercial representation, said it is about to sign an agreement for free trade between Egypt and Turkey during the coming months and that this agreement will contribute to achieving a remarkable increase in the volume of commercial exchange between Egypt and Turkey, which reached nearly $850 million last year. He added that the agreement will include a gradual reduction of customs on the goods and materials for industry and agriculture and that the two side will convene a round of bilateral negotiations in September in Cairo. Go

Sudan welcomed indications of normalization with the United States and said it looks forward to a positive U.S. role to help end the war in southern Sudan. Sudanese Foreign Minister Mostafa Osman Ismail said this in response to a U.S. declaration that it will appoint an envoy to Sudan. Go

Moroccan police arrested Friday two Spanish nationals who were attempting to smuggle out about 10 tons of cannabis concealed in a lorry laden with frozen shellfish destined for the European market. Go

Egyptian Minister of Trade and Supply Ahmed Goweili and Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki are opening today the first fair for Egyptian products in the Eritrean capital, Asmara. The fair is to last until July 23, and 35 Egyptian companies, a large number of heads of holding companies, representatives of businessmen -- including Mohmud El-Arabi, head of the commercial chamber union -- will participate. Go

The International Federation of Amateur Theater opened Friday its 24th congress in Morocco's Atlantic coastal city of El-Jadida to discuss a number of issues germane to ways to promoting amateur drama and enhancing partnership between world playwrights. The speakers said that the congress, which is attended by amateur dramatists from 45 countries, will be an opportunity for the exchange of experiences and promotion of dramatic arts. Go

The third airbus airplane of six Syria purchased from France to enlarge her air-navy, flew in Damascus on Saturday , SANA reported Go

The Palestinian government asked the new Israeli government to implement all items of the Wye River accord that calls for implementing immediate withdrawal from 18.1% of the Palestinian lands and releasing detainees from Israeli prisons to open the door for the final status negotiations. Go

French road transport professionals will contribute to the development of the skills of Moroccan lorry drivers under terms of a partnership accord signed Thursday between the professionals of the two countries. Go

Morocco will take part in the 3rd world conference on the peaceful use of outer space (UNISPACE III) due in Vienna, Austria on July 19-31. The conference aims at promoting effective means of using space technology to solve the problems hampering the development of third world countries. It also seeks to use the applications of space research for economic, social and cultural development. Go





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